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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-02-10

the pain of wound received In an excite
mens which eciipses it, and he, too, then
went on.
And just above the bend of the river was
Gabriel Oak washing his sheep and taking .
fresh grip on his rebellious heart at the same
time, for well did he divine the intent if not
the result of Mr. Boldwood's walk with Bath
sheba by the riverside
The patterns were being marked out in the
web of hate. The valentine had been the in
cipient cause of the curious and eventful ira
Gerry.
That evening there was sheep shearing
supper at the farm house. and Mr.. Boldwocd
was there by invitation While the men sat
long at the big table spread on the porch
and talked and grew merry as the gods in
Homer's heaven. Miss Everdene and her guest
went inside and sat by the window. The
men asked her to sing the Banks of Allan
Water" and she did so, Gabriel Oak accom-
panying her on his flute. The picture and
the words of the song, which were prophetic,
though they did not know it, fingered long
in the memory OF more than one of the COM
pany.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-02-10

woman stood staring out
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-28
TERRITORY CRIMINALS.
Twenty Three Prisoners From the Nation
Jailed az Fort Smith.

Twenty Three Prisoners From the Nation
Jailed az Fort Smith.
Special 20 the Gazette.
FORT SMEH, ARK, Sept. 27.-Deputy
United States Marshal Charles Barnhil
arrived here iris morning with twenty
three prisoners, who registered at the jail
as follows
J. 3, Herine, E2hram Green and Joe
Holland, murder.
James Thoms, rape.
WEBB, Scots and Skinner = female
assault with Intent to kill.
George West, WiIlism Brown, Bob
McCartY, Ben Edwards, Jake Brennan,
jim Starr, jim Fleetwood, larceny.
L NJ Maddox, James Hendrix, Joe
Oreno and wife, William Buck, D. S.
Orrison, Peirce Jack, Warren Martin,
Dan Russell! and Gillian Wilmington, ia
Producing and selling whisky in the In
dian country.
This is the biggest lot of criminals
brought here ct one time for several years,
j. 5. Herine is charged with numbering
his four year old child on the 8-h Of last
month by beating it TO death. Green and
Holland killed West Garrett at McAlIister
The woman Skinner stabbed 3 man.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-28

THESE aTe the most prominent points,
and do not include among themthe many
smaller pcstoffices the lines would pass
through or near.
There is moi finer agricultural region
in the whole state then that through
which this line would pass.
After showing the products Of the soil,
the timber, watsr courses, etc, the
Register concludes as follows: "Ihese
advantages The line between Sherman ano
Arthur City and Sherman aud Fort Worth
possesses. Ia addition TO this it is as short
L rot shorter than snY other lire from
Arthur City to Fort Worth, and embraces
along It's length of 40 miles
81 of the good towns above
enumerated, End sites for as many
more in rich and fertile sections.
We claim that the line from Arthur City
to Fort Worth via Shermac is the only I'M
occupied territory in the agricultural dis
trict Of North Texas, and tbat road
through ii could not fail 10 pay, as we'll
So give TO the great Frisco line ca
entrance into the cattle shipping region
CT which Fort worth is the great center
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-28
AUSTIN.
The Governors BirthdsY-Dr
Successor Appointed.


Successor Appointed.
Special TO the Gazette.
AUSTIN, TEX, Sept. 27.-Tbe Governor
appointed Mr.. Henry ueTschfield a
member of the board OF managers Of the
Lunatic Asylum, vice Dr.. S. X. Smoot,
resigned.
Comptroller Mccall is il receipt of 3
letter written jointly by the Assessor and
the Collector OF Taxes OF Tarrant
county, stating that the Assessors
aDd Collectors of the state were
deslrous OF holding q convention in
Austin and he'd fixed upon the second
Monday in December as the time and
asking him if he would meet and confer
with them on the subject OF improving
the system OF assessment snd collection
OF taxes. Mr.. Mccall promptly replied
that he would cheeIfuIlY do all in
his power to advance so lsudable IN IN
dertaKing.
Governor ROSS to-day celebrated his
forty-n!nth birthday. His friends hope
there may be many another added TO the
list
Henry Hersctfeld, the new appointee
on the Lunetic Asylum board, is rich
Hebrew citizen Of Austin. "a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-28
THE RAILROADS.
& Bowie Cit5zam Tells abaUt The Coming
OF the Chicago, Rack Island
6Nd Pacific,
Som sthing Moro AbauG the Sher1nnn.Eort
Worth Aiy Lina-Ths Generous Got
ton Bel.--zemo Notes.
BONE Notes.


Tom KINGSLEY, che western travelling
PASSENGER agent Ct the Louisville ard
Nashville, YVES IL Fort Worth yesterday.
II. B. Turner, travelling passenger
agent Of the Louisville ana s.. Louis Air-
Line, was in Font Worth yesterday.
The Missouri Psc,hc and Gulf, colorado
and Santa T. n4rylbouad trains were
both late last 2igft ab9a: ~ hour.
r. r R1h'ns, travelling passenger
ceeat Of the Il usj1n and Texas Cenrrsl,
Informs THE GAZETTE thst the reports Of
washOuss on the road are mistakes, the
track is intact and ali trains on time,
which the public VIII De glad TO know.
Msior HinckIsy, Chief Engineer of tn e
St Louis, Arkansas and Texas, on yes
terday transmitted TO the Fort Worth
right of WAY committee g draft for $4,000,
the amount 81 generously dOnsted by
President Fnrdyct fer The company 10 be
used in dttseyirg right OF way expenses.
Hugh Burns, the extensive railroad
contractor, was ia Fort Worth yesterday.
He reports ihe Missouri Poetic extension
ConD eted to LuCkhGFt iTCm San Marcos,
ana track laid some distance from
LAGRANGE When ;ha gaps are flied the
Missouri Pacific will have nearly sn cir
line between Houston and San Antonio.
The f5IoTiuC edI uriat paragraph ap-
pears IN The Bowie Cross Timbers: "If
Fort Worth sets tbe Chicago ana Rock
Island so will Bowie, for this company
has seventy miles u the Fort Worth and
Denver leased. 1t viii pay capitalists in
Fort Worth to pay this rosd little more
attention. 4 word to the railroad center
is sufficient"
c. D. Lpsk, tick-s agept st the Union
9epot, VINO has been summering IN Penn
sylvsnis, returned last night and will en-
ter upon his duties again on October l.
During bis 85aence Mr.. + II. Williams
has performed the duties OF the office in
an eminently satisfactory msnner, assist
ed by James McCarten, who leaves in s.
few days 10 take the agency OF the fexas
aud Pacific ST Van Horn. MIR McCarten
carr es wish him the best wishes OF e host
Ct friends.
Il is stated nv good authori y that tie
Missouri Pacific Will change time n
Sunday, October ., snd win shorten the
time eight hours between S.. Louis and
Fort Worth. The south bound trains
viii arrive about ~ o'clock day and
night, aud ae north bound trains about
O'Clock 8. m. and 1850 p. m. It is said
the Texas and Pscitic will change time
on the same dae, bat the difference be-
tween the new and Id schedules will be
but few minutes. Ucder the new
schedule the time TO ST. Louis via the
Missouri Pacific viii be twenty-eight
hours.
George H Dav es, Tutor OF the Bowie
Cross TimberS, YVES in Fort Worth yes
teroav, 81 8, heing interviewed on the in
teres ting subject of the Chicago, Rcck
Island ind Pscific, said: "Montague,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-28
TGFseIl y lies.

Special to the Gazette.
TERRELL, TEX, Sept. 27-Maior ]. S.
GriEnan, one of the r&llrosd committee,
leSves fer the north tomorrow morning,
and during his absence it is expected tEat
he will 90 some railroad work which will
tend 10 the development Of Terrell.
O,heT members OF the committee VII fol-
low MIN in the good york, provided -3ejr
presence is needed. a consultG-
ton with the railroad committee
OF Fort Worth might prove advantageous
to roth places.
The depot OF the Texas and Pacific at
this place ie probably as sorry one as
can b3 found on this line Of road. Ia the
winter time it is g very unpleasant place,
especially for ladies. TIE rcsd hsg indI-
ca!ed several times that new depot
you'd be built, but the psopic OF Terrell
and The travelling public nave abandoned
the hope they once had OF 3 depot worthy
The town.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-28
Germany,


COTETTNIi PRINCE BTsMaRCK.
BERLIN, Sept. 27.-The Tagblatt as
s1rrs that the Gar has again proposed
the selection Of Prince Wa!d2rmsr OF
Denmark as Prince Of Bulgaria, and that
if Prince Bismarck eE;ertsins the sug-
gs5tion the Cz.r viii visit the Emperor
William. Adviccs from Moscow state
tina. an official tnGa'aton has been re
ceiyed By Ghe whole Russian press 10 40
s'ai2 from attacking Germany end Prince
Bismarck. This s taken 90 indicate that
the Car has renewed friendly 0vertures.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-28

Burlington snd Bowie will get the road.
The latest information | have is that Cap
tain w. A. Morris, cashier Of the National
Bank Of Montague, is now with
the engineers about thirty miles
north q Burlington, which poin.
will be reached Saturday. From
Burlington the line will be located to
Montague and Bowie"
"Wnar are the Inducements to be CT
Tered the r OK Island by your people,"
Senator Mat K isl now in Chicago
and will make about the following prop
osiion. Bowie, MonEsgue, Burlington
and Fort Worth will give $780, coo in tae
way OF bonus. The FORT Worm and
Denver will give bali ii its property at
Bowie, worth $50, 0C0, t. depots yards,
etc; the rosd bed Z ow ready for
ties between Moutag and Bowie
cine miles and owAd By CITIZENS
Of Montague will be tu cd over 10 the
Rock Island. These Sether with tbe
best crossing IS Red :i7er end fine
country 30 pass through axe the induce
ments"
"Bu5 that only briggs the road TO
Bowie, how will it get to Fort Worth?"
"Why, we thought you people here all
IAhN" FAAAL AioD OCCG OlliClGllG SL1lCu III
Bowie for some time, that is that the chi
cage, Rock Island and Pacific has leased
seventy miles OF track from the Fort
Worth end Denver, over which TO run
through trains to this city. Bowie is
siXy-tight miles from Fort Worth, so
you see that i,bes pretty well with the
compen3's plans"
"You are saqguine of all this coming to
pass?"
Not doubt OF it the road will come
that way Bowie; Will be something Of a
railroad center herself, ard Fort Worth
greater than ever"
The GAZETTE believes il was the first
paper to mention an Air Line to Sher-
msn, G road projected by several Dig
Drained citizens Of Sherman and Fort
Worth. There is On unocCupied terri
tory between the two cities, a rich and
populoas country. This road would be- 3
valuable one operated Independent Of
other roads or would be valuable il
owned and operated by any one Of three
railroad companies with lines in this per
ton Of the erate. The building of this
road would shut out TO other
road desiring to build this
way. The Air Line project
meets with great encouragement and is
to-d:y "burning issue" The Sherman
Register, speaking for the citizens OF
Sherman, is doing all in its power to
further the enterprise, and q late issue
presents Ia sn article carefully prepared
the resources of The country through
which the Air Line and it's extension 10
Arthur City would pass. It gives The
towns and cities reached in detail and
,hen says: can epitome of the towns
thus TO oe embraced on the line are:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-28

"Hope OF, hope ever" How many
delicate ladies there are, VINO, while they
attend to theifdsIly duties, do so with
.aching heedss &sense OF fullness, p9in in
the back 6hd depressed spirits, Uao arg
nlgsReepiSARoout," as the phrase IS,
sog@ day t4ss ego into .stdecline," shd
leave their Children mostsFless. T6.zhch
re would say, .AGff8er Up" Timely use
OF DR.. Pierce's "Fnyorire Prescription"
corrects ell female Irregularities, weak
nesses, and kindred affections, Easily,
pleasaLtIY and quickly.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-28
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.


GERMANY READY TO Make AMENDS.
BERLIN, Sept. 27.-An official order hiss
been sent t. S:Ias5lrg for detailed re-
port OF the frontier STAIR. Commission
e7s h2va gone TO ascertain the exact spot
where Keeper B7ignOn and Officer Wan
got were standing when Kaufman ired
The frontier line Hher5 the shooting oc-
CURED Is very irregular AMI apt to mis-
lead cue. Count Herbert Bismarck, sec
relsTy Of tla foreign office, has seat Z
iFierGly a0t5 70 the French embassy sEc-
ecs.,rg 6n cary communication OF the
rssuir5 q LIS chi-ial Inquiry and the
French minister is authorized to promise
ample justice sId Indemnity il = German
olicial be found responsible.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-28
Commerce Notes,

Special TO the Gazette.
COMMERCE., Ten, Sept. 27.-The depot
grounds and supply yard OF the St.Louis,
Arkansas and Texas presents g lively
scene. Supplies are constantly soirg out
on the Commerce end Fort " orth branch.
We are already in communication with
Greenville, and IL few days we are as
suFed that freishts wiIl be received vic
thst place. Work will soon begin on the
new passenger depot and hotel, to be
connected with the depot. We were in
formed yesterday that Commerce would
be division station, hence the hotel &C
commoGatioa in connection with the de.
pot
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-28
DunIsor and yyasbita.

Special 20 tho GazaGte,
DENIsoS, TEx., Sept. 27-Boston syn
dicates have purchased the Kansas City
syndicate cut. Another Boston syndicate
hiss purchased The Mucson Bros interest
in the Denison and WashIta Railroad,
and as the controlling interest IS held IN
Boston row, the citizens CT DentGOn eX-
pect that they viii push The completion If
thag road 10 the cich coal beds lying With
in fifty miles Of Danison. The subaily is
abou raised and as soon as the committee
report it may expect 70 see dirt fly for the
road must De completed 20 Red river by
tbs ) q Ct January.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-28
~ II ESs ~ z Z S
LOCAL TIME TABLE.
MISSOURI Pa IEIE.


NORTH BOUND.
arrive Leave.
Laredo and st Louis 49, 80. 40 am 80 q N
san Antonio ard =. louis g.. CO p N 800 p II
SOUTH BOUND.
ST Louis q d Laredo ..-.-. S:0Opm $40 p m
), Louis ana San antooto... SIS N sac a N
TEXAS AND PACIFIC.
EAST BOUND.
10. d1iiiy s.95pm 9I0p m
WL>T BOUND.
No.l daiiv ............ s:0Opm
80 . daily ........ .... 30 40 9 n
TRANS CONTINENTAL.
AoErH BOUND,
For Worth, Whiteso - and arrive. Leave.
TeAark8 ........ -, 40 40 m
Tc<ll-...-.. -. 9.oopm 9.2op m
SOUTH BOUND.
TeNarAaua. Whit s3uro and
Fort Worth. ..-.-.. S:CCpm S:2Op N
r -Narkarg, sherman ana
Fort W - th....... ..-... :l5 q m $40 n
FORT WORTH sND DENVER.
North boupd ...... ....... 9:55 m
GULF, COLORADO AND sA1TAFE.
NORTH BOUND
Arrive Leave
No ......... 40 m 5 90 = n
40. ..... ........... ........l0 % am lO.-5 III
SOUTH BOUND.
No ...........-... 81 N
No. 4.................... ..... 30 p n
FORT W0RTH AND RIO GRaNDE.
Arrive. Leave
WORT Worth ...--....... 70 20 a N 90 p m
GranDury Observation-Disclosures. $50 . III 500 10
Al the above from the Un'ou Depot
G. D IU>k, TicEet Agent
HOUSTON k%D TtXAS GENITAL.
Leave Arrive
Express trains ............... 8 40 pm 10 50 pm
Express u sins ..... 4 - II IN ii 10 j IN
Depot near corner Of jones street and Dag
gett avenue City ofiCe f95 Main street.
g.. \. MILLER, Ties ct gent
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-28
Ono at Whircwrfcht.

Special o the Iazette.
WH1TEwRIGur, TEX, Sep.. 27-Tbe
Whitewr:glt S.dsrs played 3 game of
base ball yesterday with the first nine Of
kentucky town. The result WAS q defea,
tor Kentucky town, the score standing
to in favor CT the SudeIs. Umpire
Russell
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-28
SCENTS IF s.. Louis eastbound lires and

SCENTS IF s.. Louis eastbound lires ard
Cincinnati terminal lines was held here
to-day, 1he object being the restoration
CT passenger rates. An agreement wss
reached TO restore all rates to the tariff
tomorrow. This puts al end to the rate
var which has been going on some days
between the principal lines Interested in
eGs:bourd business from 81. Louis. and
70 sod from Cincinnati, and other points
in she Central Traffic Association terri
t0rV
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-28
a Human Skull Found.

Special to the Gazette.
HOUSTON, Tx, Sept. 27-Whiie
dredging in the bayou to-day, within the
city limits, human skull was brought to
surface. It is supposed to be that of .
man named Fox, who 1nysterlously dis
appeared about two years ago near the
point at which the skull was found, and
whose remaiIsz were never recovered.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-28
Job Lot of Ladies, Shoes,

Oae dollar will get you pair OF Shoes
thst you VIII have to pay 81 ::il5sfor ct sny
other house IN the city. GsHsearly as we
hive them TO sell, andFthey went last
long. RANDALL & CHAMBERS Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-28
Cptton Belt Right Of way.

Special to the Gazette,
HILLsBoRo, TRx., Sept. 27-George
Orenbsun, living in the corporate limits
of Hillsboro, hiss enjoined the ST. Louis,
Arkansas and Texas Railway from build
ing through his land. The commissioners
allowed him Sl25 per acre for his land,
BUT he wants $500 per acre. The ipiunc-
ton will be heard before Judge Hall.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-28
Fort Worth and Denver Statement.

New YORK. Sept. y. = The August
state Ient of tie Fort Worth snd Denver
sho VS. an increase Of 50 per gent. in the
geOss earnings, and lis per cent, in Les,
She following is the comparative figures
Gross earnings 1887, S6S, 0S9: 1856,
S37 ,599; increase, S30,440
Operating expenses 1887, S34,156; 1886,
S21 1913; increase, Sl2,2S3.
Net earnings 1887, $685.; 1886, s15,-
275; increase, SlS,l57.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-28
b risd at Terrell,

SP5OIlI 20 ETO TdlO-lgl
TERRELL, TEX, Sept. z7.-Ca2 ,sin
Duff, formerly Of Mississippi, but lo-
some time several years $50 q ms15l'9.
Of Terrell, and known al over the c9alJ
as "By Z0unds," was buried here III.
morning by the MasOns, hsvi1g diVa o.
Kemp The remains were sen up On JIG
morning Central train.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-28
Gentlemen in Nee d of SHOES

Will do well to caH End examine our
stock of shees as We are carrying full
line Of gents shoes and 81 price that can
nst be beat
RANDALL & CHAMBERS Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-28
Advice to Mothers.

MsA Winssw' Soothing syrup foresEdren
teasbing sosxhes .he chifd, softens tie gums,
alsys pain, sures wind eagc, and ia the best
remedy for diarrhosa, 25 eentgasbottie.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-28

Note the following Prices: Ten Piecsss
black sros-grain silk at 20 cents POfI.
s1.25; five pieces black gros grsin SIX ..
SI.OO, worth Sis; three pieces 94.OA
gros-grain silk st.sf55, worth 3 .,
RANDALL {, CHAMBERS Cc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-28
An End OF tho Rate War.

CINCINNATI, ONO, Sept. 27.-An i'm
portant meeting Of general passenger
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-28
FORT WORTH AND RIO aKANDE RAIL
WAY COMPANY

NOTICE TO sHIPPERSI af.t
1t is particularly requested that freight
designed for shipment ever the Fort
Worth and Rio Grauae Railway, be de-
livered at the Texas and Pacific freight
depot before p. N. daily. Freight re-
cHived sfter that hour will not De for
wsrded until the following day.
o. B. CoLToN.
General Superintendent.
A. r ZABRIsKIE,
General Freight Agent.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-28

from his wife P I. Dunlap. He Was also
given custody of their children ana cer-
| tain property sued for.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-28
SANTA Re ROUTE.
Gulf, Color a-t Santa F2 8a--F5.
More MIIes OF teei Rails tnan any Llns
y the Stalls

Through slee,e7s OF lrasns ! and o-'Tesn
Galveston and kansas City. No ea4Eye o. eA.s
OF any class. QRicBest rou-e 70 H9-',oH anu
Galveston.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-28
On IN Bonha N.

special 10 the Gazette.
RoNHAM, Tex, Sept. 27.-In the San
cay issue If The GAZETTE there is 2 clip
ping from the Wolfe City Chronicle which
reads as follows:
Mr John Sparger CT Borham was in the city
yesterday 'ycning. Mr. ~gaTGeT one Of the
directors OF the Deni5Un, ROnham and New or
leans Railroad, and on being assed how much
of the road was already graded, and how -
they ,XueCted 10 build the road this year, he
said: "But little OF IN grading Is done be
tween BONN M and DCn!a0n, aud when tho
roadbcd is completed the company will eypeCi
to lrase 1t for term of wears to get rolling
stOct putor. BOnhGm will be the terminus OF
the road tcr perhaps several years
In reply TO the question whether the read
would 20 TO Laconia or not, MI SpargCr said
The charter of the road is from Denison TO
BOnham, thence to Benfranblyn direct but 1t
Will probably be several years before the road
Will be built that far"
Mr.. Sparger requests your correspond
eut 30 state that in the above the ChTOni-
Gle has misquoted him IL almost every
line. lie wished further to state through
the columns OF The GAZETTE, that the
grading is almost entirely completed he
tween this city and DeDi5on, and the pil.
ing for bridges and trGstias are driven on
every part Of the road irCm D2nison to
Ravenna, g distance OF eighteen miles.
The pile-driyer is aow et RsvenDa, COM
ing this way. A number Il ties ere On
the ground and everything is
getting in shape for the
irons. Mr.. Sparger also stated
eruphsticalIy chat B0nham would not he
the terminus Of the road, but that it
would be continued in q southeastern
direction. A carload CT lumber YVES re-
ceived IN the city Last week for the build
ing of the depot OF the new road,
and work Will soon commence on the
building.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-28
H0uston gne Texas go R'Y

TIE OIL ALL-sTEEL LINZ ~ THE sTATA,
DOubLe Ga;ly srAlns egsa vaE. frloLsa
Sioepers between 81 Louis anc Corsica.
ma on Frsins aud 2. and between .tLcl., ana
Galveston On T,sius ems +. yla DsLss
DeEisJn AID SeCaltG SLEEPER between Hsas'
ton and Austin. Through Tickets 10 l1 FeltI
Quickest -oUte 30 New Orleans aa1 points Il
the Southeast. Choice Of routes via JellsOA
and St louis or houston alFG NcW 1riesc5
Steamsnip tsckets 50 O. 1reE shy F5iEi Il
Europe.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-28

hg, county and Gistrict cierK Oh
ne, in making an arsiaclN pupM
emoval Of q pexeson Q. TN tS.r IT'S
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-28
vandar.a Line-spee.al Eastern Excursion

'
Fer the accommodation OF parties who
so to st. Louis TO NGrand Encampment
G. A. R., aud desire 10 teke an eastern
trip, the Nandslis line has arranged for
the extension Of the G. 4 =. tickets to
October 81, 1887, for return from ST.
Louis, end Will on September q to so,
inclusive, sell st their City ticket office,
Ia0 n. Fourth gtreet, and at Uuioa depot,
ST. Louis, Mo, round "trip tickets to ell
points West 0l and INCLUDING PaTkers-
burg, Wheeling, PitGsousg, Buffalo and
Niagara Falls, at one tara&for the round
trip, good to return until October 81,
1857. THIS WittA&slow .ysh to visit your
friends IN the east&is Connection with
Jour s.. Louis trip,
Pullman sleepers leave St. Louis daily
djsnspolis, Columbus, Ohio; Pittsburg,
Philadelphia, Harrisburg, Baltimore,
Washington and New York, also TO Chi
csgo and Cincinua&. No other line from
ST.. Louis runs Pullman sleepers to 81
these points, and no other line runs re-
ching cheirseers from ST. Louis to the
east H. A. Ford, general passenger
agent. s.: Lapis, Mo, vii! give you rates
aud tull informGtion if you will address
MIN.
Don't forget thaSit is the Vandalia lire
that hss completed these very satisfactory
arrangements for you.s Their office, 100
North Fourth street, corner Of Chestnut,
ST. Louis, will be opepeG 3 place for you
to get general Information when in the
city, and also the place for you TO secure
your tickets to the east.